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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-12
THROUGH THE STATE,
Accidents and Incidents In West Virgin
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Il. ~. 4. . - a.
A, Post OF the G. A. R. Is to be mustered
In at slstersville by F. H. Crago, A. A. G.,
Of this city, in q few days. FH'
Ex-senator Daniel B. Lucas will deliver
an address at Glenville during the Normal
school commencement there next month.
Cyrus McClung, OF G,eehbrier county,
was shot and killed few days ago in
Nicholas county, by young man named
McCutcheon. The latter has been ar.
rested and placed in Jail.
It Is reported that about 200 Huns,
strikers hailiug from tho Connellsville
coke region, have came to this State to
work on the railroad building from Nor.
gantown to Point Marion. z
A called meeting OF tho Council OF st.
Clairsville was held Tuesday night, and
the prohibition ordinance passed, to take
effect In ten days alter its legal publica.
ton, which will mako II In effect on Sat
urday, May q. 2FE +,
Work on the new tube works OF Ben.
wood 10 still being pushed forward with
great rapldity. Four large side buildings,
composed entirely. OF iron, are already up.
The two main sections oil the works are al-
most ready for roofing. r
Hon. B. s. Morgan, State superinlcnd.
ont Of Free Schools, states in circular ho
has Issued, that teachers will not have
to DO examined on Psychology, Hygiene
and the effects OF Narcotics on the Human
System" until the examination next year.
The wool growers Of thin section are
considering the holding OF their clip this
seaBon Tor better prices than last year.
They base their hopes for an increase on
the fact that there Ia q general improve.
ment In business, and tho advancement In
tho price OF foreign wools.-lfarietta Reg
isier. a1'af &. g.a ,s.s
This year instead OF tho annual Olym.
pic games between the Junior and sopho.
more classes Of Washington.J eilorHoa Dol.
lege, the exercises Of strength and skill
will be INDUCED in between members
from all four classes, the exercieea to ba
known as "Field Day." Tho first "Field
Day" will be held in the College Athletic
Grounds on May 81, unless bad weather
prevents, in which case they will be post.
poned till sometime during the following
week. u..# ..|. I'll. -
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A Fnniour Lind Case.

Mr.. Henry Meyer. Pittsburgh attor.
ney, has been appointed by Judge J. ].
Jackson, Of the U. S. District Court, s
commissioner to lake the testimony OF
witnesses living in the State OF Pennsylva.
mia, in the suit ior damages brought in
the Federsl Court Tor this State by John
NJ: Phillips, administrator, etc, against ].
L. Smith, OF al. Memo.ies OF a famous
land fraud that took place in this State in
1883 or thercabouts are revived by this
suit, the foundation Of which isthe alleged
ewindle in the gale Of certain lsndo in this
State by Smith to the brother OF the plain-
tiff in the suit. The lands in question
were found asior the aale 10 be absolutely
worthless to the purchaser, 1t Is alleged, as
the title to them was never Smiths at all.
Ex.C Chief OF Police Heisel, Of Pittsburgh,
who did some detective work in connec.
ton with the capture Of Smith, WINS among
the Witnesses examined by Mr.. Meyer.
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RIVER NEWS,

Stage OF tho Water and Movements Of the
80. ia tg-5 Boats.
The local packets are doing good pay
ing business at present. s,5a,H
The Scotia is due up to-day and the
General Pike down in the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade.
Tho Benton McMillin passed down YES.
terday en- route for Ironton with good
sized trip on board. '-.z7.'
The W. W. .O'Neil is travelling down the
Mississippi with twenty-iour boats, eight
barges. five fuels, containing 1000 bush-
The towboat Jenkins put in at the
wharf yesterday, with sick engineer.
He was taken to the hospital in hack,
and the boat continued its trip up with
empties. Es - :.
The W. n. Chancellor passed here be-
fore daylight yesterday morning on her
way from Charleston to Pittsburgh, with
about all the freight ahe was able to han
die on board. WI e 357G
The river at this point was on a stand
Last evening with depth OF II feet in the
channel. At Pittsburgh there was q
depth Of feet Q inches in the channel
and the river was falling. At points
above there the rivers were also falling.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Serious Mill Accidsnts-Wator Works Foun
lntions-NewsN Notes. $50.

Serious MILL Accilsnts-Wator Works FOun.
Notes. 80.
William Brown is in Wellsburg.
Alec Craig is lying at the point OF death
cauaed by }uug trouble.
The ball fever Ia quite prevalent here, a
goodly number attending the games on
the Island daily. 81
Kennedy G. Whites show goes to stsu.
benyllle to-day alter successful three
dsya' engagement here.
Capt. W. 81. Smith, has had his grove
bach. OF his bcrEe, somewhat cleared OF the
fallen trees and rubbish caused by tho
cyclone few weeks since. Tt
Arrangement has been made by the
Treasurer Of Belmont county, for r. T.
Howell to collect taxes for Pease Town
ship, free Of charge to taxpayers. Books
are now open at R. 7. Howell's office.
John Beck, an employee at the Standard
mill, while at work yesterday had his leg
broken above the ankle, by a heavy piece
otiron falling on it. Mr.. Beck was 30 un-
fortunate Rs to lose two fingers in the same
mill not long since, and had just lately 70.
sumed work. &
Early yesterday forenoon Thomas
Harden, an employee Of the Ben
wood furnace, attempted to start AN
ore cart by kicking a wedge from under
one Of the wheels. The wedge came out
and the car passed over the side OF his
foot, bruising and cutting the flesh badly.
DR.. Hobensack was called and dressed the
wound.
The citizens and people in general, are
beginning to offer serious objections
against the blue stone which has been
used partly in the construction Of the
power house, and think the future use OF
this stone should be stopped. They Say
it is well known fact that the blue stone,
though very hard snd solid at first, soon
becomes soft and crumbles away, not
standing tho action Of the elements like
the white eand stone. It has been pro-
posed by well.known contractor that
the blue stone which hss been used be
taken ont and replaced By the white, CO
the former will crumb!e and waeh aYay,
thus causing tho power house to be 70.
built In los1 than twenty years. This Is
the only objection that hes been RAGGED
against the piaBH and workings OF the
water works truetees and engineer, and
they intend to puSh it through, il posi-
bic. as..57
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Clork Hook yesterday admitted to
record o deed made May s, by w. J. w.
Cowden, special commissioner, to the
Economy Building Association, in Soneid.
Grafton OF $3.50, Tor the South half Of lot 9
in square OF the Baker 4 Csrroll's ad-
dition, on McCollorh street. A deed made
May by tho Economy Building Assoc,a.
ton to Mary vito OF Michael McNamara,
in consideration Of SSo5, for the came
properly above mentioned.
Deed made May Q, by D. Q. List, il, and
wife to George P. Folmar, in considera.
ton Of 81. 200, ior l5l feet on the corner
OF Centre and MarshHll stteetr, in Fullon,
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By persons who. attacked by mild form OF rhcsu.
matism, neglect seek prompt relief. subseouen,
torture is prevented by an immediate resort n
Hossetter's Stomach Di,tes. Slight exposure. an
occasional drauSht, will begct this painful malady
where there is prcdisposition to 1t In tho blood
II Is not diicult TO arrest the trouble at the outset,
but well nigh impossible to eradicate It when ma.
tured. NO evidence relation to this superb blood
deputens Ii more positive than tina. which cs,ab.
iishes us elacacg Us preventive and remedy for
theuma,ism' NOT only is it thorough, but sale,
tsIeu as s resS.sn o an, ana mineral poson
e1pellins ne rheumatic virus from The systen. II
ovs s lever and ague, bliousne, lion
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Quick Track Laying.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
peny put q large force Of men to work
mig hit before last, shortly before midnight,
laying switch from its track on the South
side, between Twenty-second street end
Alley 10 to K!evis, Kraft & Co.'s board
yard, and the switch was finished and in
use yesterday morning. The company
had permission from the Board Of Public
Works to lay tho truck, but tho proposi-
ton made in Council Tuesday night to re-
peal the ordinance giving the Board Of
Public Works the right to give such per-
miesion made the company conclude 10
take time by the forelock and lay the
fronL - ~,sl a'a n ft#.t - y. 90 f..H
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\ BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.
An Ocean OF Bright Flowers-An Unequnled

An Ocean Of Bright Flowers-An Unequnled
Show. as 4
In one Of Mr.. Theodore Schreibef's
greenhouses, on tho north end OF the
Island, is now the finest collection Of
szsleas to he eeen anywhere in the United
States. Mr.. Schneider imported from Ger.
many nearly all the flowers Of this family
now in this country, and the leading florists
purchase their stock through him. He
has over 5000 plants OF nearly 200 differ.
ent species, and these are now one vest
bank Of white, pink, red and variegated
flowers. such a sight was never before
witnessed in this country, il indeed any,
whore else. It is worth visit.
Mr.. Schreiber has recently purchaaed a
piece Of land near his former place from
Lewis Jones, and he has largely increased
his greenhouse room. His trade keeps
pace with his improvements, and HE dis.
play OF new aud rare lilies, camelliss,
roses, fnchsias, heliotropes and other ia.
vofite flowers is almost equal to that OF
azaleas. ls
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REAL ESTATE,
FOR SAIH,


"A manufacturing site fronting $50 feet on ,be
east end Of Nineteenth street, running back 10
A building site on>Nine.eeuth street, fronting %
feet. Price 400. 1tg Ls35. ~.
No. 1870 Twelfth street, full lot OF ground. 60 hv
100 feet; house on front and house on alley, Pycc
200. -. - ''s0
No. 90 South Front street, rooms and bath.
room; ground e. by lis feet -.
No. As Thirteenth street, rooms; sl0O.
Fifty Acre Farm near TriadcIphla.
Az Acres near Stone Church, Elm Grorc
225 Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling C.oek. ibrC,
miles from Triadephia, $50 per acre. law
Six Acres on Peters Run, $1,000,
A desirable residence at Beech Bottom. an ,hc
line Of the r, W. & Ky. Railroad. p miIes f,",n
Wheeling consisting oil Il new frame houss and n
acres of land; will exchange for desiIabe civ
property. Z - 3-fis-rr' : ! - 80
No Gv North Front street, ground fronting IN fse,
and running back an equal width 10 river,
NO. l87 South Penn street, q SIX ro0mpd frRtno
house with stone foundation and baspmcnt. wash.
room, cellar and coal house; ground ffnniIny n
feet, running back 10 feet. Price, 81, 800
Lot No. 1b5 southwest corner OF virginia md
South York streets, with part OF lot No. lSd ia ali
fronting 6fieet on Virginia street and Ia ees on
South York street, m y sEsI. . -.
No. 40 Sixteenth street, on first floor Is dining.
room kitchen, pantry, wash. house md coal house;
second floor la two rooms and hall: third loo.
three rooms and hall; finished attic. ilumInatIur
gas throughout, water on GrSt and third .Io0n, 4
SIDE entrAnce ground rs feet 'front.' running bact
g Let. Valued at s2.l00; can now be bought TOT
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A MEETING in the interest OF Social Puri-
ty and White Gross work will DO held this
afternoon at o'clock, in the yestry OF the
First Presbyterian Church, to which all
ladies are invited, especially mothers.
Mira. johnson, State President of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
will be present and hid with some practical
suggestions in this line|of the work.
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VAN BAKER ARRESTED
FOR TIE MURDER OF ms WIFE
And her Mother nt Holidays Cove on Mon.
day Afternoon = The Case Stronger
Against Him thnn ut first Appeared.
Taken to tho Hancock County jail.

The coroner's inquest III the cases Of
Mrs. Drusilla McWba and her daughter,
Mrs. Van Buren, Baker, found murdered
at their home at Holidays Cove on Tues.
day morning, was resumed yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. The more 10
known Of the murder the more tho theory
Ia confirmed that 1t WAS committed on
Monday afternoon, and not during the
night, as Baker desired 1t might appear.
On tho kitchen floor was pool OF blood
which had guRhed from the dead wonan's
hoad and still stood in q clotted mass upon
tho floor. Nothing was disarrangcd near
where the deed was done, which indi-
Gated, IS did tho nature aud location Of
the wound, that the blow had been unex-
pee.ed and there had buen no struggle.
From tho location Of tue wounds on each
body one would infer that the victim had
been struck from behind when awake,
and this was another Of tho circumstances
indicating that the murder had been COM
mitted In daylight. =
Another circumstance pointing to tho
game conclusion was that washing was
stu hanging on the clothes line, when 1t
WINS known 10 bs IN invarisble custom OF
the family to take their clothes in before
night.
On the front porch on a board laid
across table wns some home made yoast
laid there to dry. Had the murder not
been committed until aftor night this
would have been taken in the house, as the
moisture deposited on II II left ont over
night would greatly re!ard Its drying out.
On the window OF the sitting room were
blood spots while the blind was uustained.
Still another link in tho chain OF circum.
etancDs Indicating daylight murder.
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Col. and Mrs. Thomas P. Shallcross will
today celebrate on an extensive scale, the
fiftie,h anniversary OF their marriage OF
Mt. Belleview Hotel, two milpa cut the
National road, Of which the Colonel IL part
proprietor. Tho hourS for tho reception
arc from 3 to I'm. Over two thousand
invitations have been issued Tor this occs-
sion, aud fearing that he may nave over
looked some Of his large crclc OF friendr,
the Colonel extends through the presa a
hearty invitation to NIL his ncqnsiDtsnces.
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The executive committee OF the Army
Of West Virginia reunion met last night
for the first time in the new headquarters,
the offices at 1908 Ohapline street, south
OF the old court house, formerly occupied
by Prosecuting Attorney Jordan. 1t is
very much desired that the auxiliary COM
mittees may organize and get to work as
soon as possible, as the time is short
enough from now till the date OF the re-
union for thorough work in preparing for
the monster affair. i.sl
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WANTED.

WTANTEp--RELIABLE If04T' -
w. Travelling Statesmen, focal prcics,NNI AND
lubricating oils. Address, X, i, DiEfERlI9oMS5ll
Cleveland, Ohio Af!CHs,
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The Bridgeport Council met in special
session OIL Tuesday night and transacted
considerable businees, among which they
granted the Wheeling Electric Light
Company the right Of way to put up the
fixtures for electric light, but not accept.
ing 1t Tor the use Of the city. The COM
pany will put up their poles and appur-
tsnGncea end solicit the use OF their light
from manufacturers aud private families.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting to secure slto for the new CITY
building asked that another week be- given
them to report. The request Was crsntnd !.
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In his statement to the jury on behalf
Of Clark, Nr. Pendleton said the defense
would provo that Elmer Clark formerly
lived in Washington,' Pa, and came to
this city two years ego, where he fell in
love with female at Annie keim's sport
ing houee on Twenty-frst street and final
ly married her, moving to Washington,
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WE have inst received . full line OF
SPRING 0YEEGOATlNGs, and are In
daily receipt OF tho lntest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Als0, on linnd q handsome line Of Neck.
wear and Geutemen's Furnishing Goods.
f,l. G. HESS Il SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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No Adynpcsln Nails,

Tho Western Nail Association met yes.
tesday at the Monongshela House, Pitts.
burgh. There was good attendance, ali
the. Wheeling mills being represented,
Tho association re.af.irmed tie sellinp
card.rate on nails. The meeting was con.
fined to discussion OF the trade, which
seems at preaent TO be rather dull. No
other business Of importance wss trans.
acted wv. - ~ ~ !. -L--.--L.-
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We have for sale several Type-writors,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. Theae machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will DO sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly inetall-
ments. Cnll on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
IS Twelfth areet,
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AS reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
giat. Opera Houra corner, yesterday: n
TAM. 9A.M. l2N. 3r.a. 7r,A.
G9' 7S' So So $50
Weathcr-Fnlr. ar-T
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK

Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Deeirable for busi
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. %'se2 I.=17I-I ~
GEN. DAN. MAoAuIEy e. W. B. Bowers.
TrhBAw 4os Hss5 AZ ,'s5r,ll No.
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WE have introduced o new sy8tem Of
selling Watches on the installment plan
whereby you cAn secure watch ut once
On easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". GRUNB, JeWeier,
Cor. Twelfth and Mprko Ste,
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MANY

OF the good things of this lie are sor.
rowiully let alone on account OF Dyspep.
sia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation !:
sold on positive guarantee at Is and SC,
cents, by Logan & Go. and O. Menke.
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ponnle Fnste,nea school shoes.

We have just received our second in.
voice OF these sboes, and every one who
has purchased them have recommended
them highly. A solid good wearing shoe
at the moderate price Of 81 90 to 81 so per
pair. ]. W. AalcK,
114S Main street,
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The Woman's Missionary Society Of Tia
English Lutheran Church will give a bar.
Tor entertainment and social on,Fridav
evening, May Is, at the residence Of Ray.
Z. Il. Dornblasar, I'D Fourteenth street.
will be served. gsl,@EI
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For Rcnt-Two Rooms
Hanted-An Honest Young Mani
Wheeling, ". Va Fire Department.
For Bale--Sixty Acres Of Choice Land
Grand Observation-Disclosures Singing Society,
Chs and Oil Stoyes-Setbit! & Bro.
Use the Gaze tity stone FllNr-Ewing Bros.
Opera llouse-Farrons Soap Bubble
Grand Opera NouSe-Daulel 4. Kelly. % @
Athens. Tenn.-Sa!e Of Land Belonging TO The
Athens Mining 4 Manufacturing 20. g,''-s
Ditson 4! Go. IS Sunday School &usic.
Special Commissioners rs Sale Of Old Grant Rouse
Lois. ..- E.-. Voc. ..u..a.
Fourth page.
Constabiu's Sale at St. James lIolei-Fourth page
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WAsu1HaToN, D. O., May l3,-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
fair weather, winds generally ea6terly,
stationary temperature.
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Do not forget to 20 to the St. James
Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beds and table and
kitchen outfits, today, at 10 o'clock in the
morning. la5l,.l' - - =.
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REMEMBER, 1t will be long time before
you will have such another chance for
bargains as you will find OF the St. James
Hotel to-day, at 10 o'clock. Sale positive.
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q WIEN ont the pike stop at tho Delmon-
Co Tor frat class Refreshments. q
u. LAWRENCE HALLRR, proprietor.
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LOCAL BREyI,r1Fs,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
tho City.

tho City. ..,F ~
ONE deed OF truat was admitted 10 record
yesterday. t8.t1a3' 0sl y
A NUMBER OF young people living on tho
South Side, principally Eighth warderp,
have arranged for q dance TO be given In
Arbenz's hall tonight. .t. z
THE concert Of slgnor E. N. Guckert
and SIgnor u. Poke, late OF the renowned
spanish Studentg," at the Grand Opera
House Saturday evening, will BIO muni.
cal treat.
GEORGE GRAY, who was thought 10 have
been seriously burned at the drug Btoro
FIRE at Bridgeport Tuesday, Is much better,
and in no danger Of losing his eyeslght, "a
was OF first supposed. n
PROPOSALS are invited In the advertising
columns this morning for furnishing the
Fro Department with o new hook and
ladder truck, fully equipped with exlen.
eionaadders, Babcocx extinguiahers, etc.
THE Wheeling Mining and Manutactur.
Ing company Ia burning teat kiln Of 3d.
600 Ere bricks made from the clay found In
the hills hereabont. The result OF the
burning will be looked for with general
interest. .. n.... e.
JAMES Cook, q p, W. & Ky. conductor,
was fined in Police Court yesterday SIC
and costs for blocksding the wharf with
his train. HH ConfeHsed judgment, and
tho fine was promptly pRid. The warrant
for his srre6t was Issued on Friday.
! Mr.. CHARLES ZIMMER and vile are Il
leave hero for Germany this afternoon OF
a pleasure and business trip. They vii
be absent four or five months. Andy
Bishop will take charge OF their saloon or
Sixtoonth street, and will be happy to gee
his cuatomera and frienda.
PRESIDENT WEiuE, Of tho Amsl3amstetl
Association, Was down from Pittsburgh
yenterday, In consultation with President
Whitaker, OF the Crescent sheet iron
mill, concerning the pending strike there
No ae,tleneat has been reached, but 1t lie
raid the outlook Is hopeful.
In Part / OF tho Circuit Court yesterday
Judge Boyd on tho bench, the appeal cast
of W. j. W. Cowden vs.. T. l.. Kimberly
w8s triad to jury, who rendered verdiC
for S2l3 70, being $l75 with interest iron,
the date the liability arose. This was d
considerable reduction from the judge
nont given by the iuotice.
| THE iron bridge now being built over the
Great Ksnawha, 1t Ia said, will be the only
one Of Its kind, and will be one Of the beai
|bridgesin the United States. built upon the
plan OF the Brooklyn bridge. The Ohio
River Railroad Company mean to com
plete thir work to Huntington by Novem.
her and ere puehing things oil alopg the
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SOMETHING new in trunks. Can at John
n. Halls, No. 1888 Main street, and see
his patent trunks, the best in the market,
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PAT GILMORE COMING.
Two Fine Concerts by his Famous Band next
Is g Thursday, tgfs "a, ~

NJ 7. Fran k
Christainer, nd.
vance agent for P.
=. Gilmore'H fam.
GUS band which Ia
to appear at tho
Opera House next
Thursday. was in
the city again for a
few hours yester-
day and arranged
for an extra con.
cert to be given
In the afternoon OF
that day. The al.